Blah blah blah vs blog blog blog

Bloggers seem to have one definite career advantage over non-bloggers: they can actually see what knowledge (or junk) they are producing. If they write junk, and enable readers to post comments, then they will soon enough realize whether they are writing something that people value (or not).

Non-bloggers, on the other hand, can never know, really and objectively, whether their knowledge is useful to other people (including friends and family).

I may be wrong, but it seems that people will increasingly head toward either one of two groups:

• the Blah Blah Blah group, composed of people who love to talk and talk and talk without capturing any knowledge or creating new, useful and valuable knowledge

vs

• the Blog Blog Blog group, composed of people who write their ideas, thoughts, observations, insights, etc. (most of which may or may not be useful to others)